By allowing God all the space within, so that grace and all good things can flow out into the world.
The existence of God
A lot of things, but most prominently how the physical universe is evidence of the existence of God.
“For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.” (Romans 1:20).
Arrogantly refuting the existence of God without doing the diligent work is as laughable as a toddler who thinks they should be allowed to drive. God is unimaginably great and above all. If you want to know He exists and attempt to understand Him, you’re going to have to humble yourself and admit you don’t know as much as you think you do. Of course He can still reveal Himself to you even if you are haughty, but it is much more befitting to humbly seek Him.
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Not a question but a statement
“Your English is so good!”
Why are you surprised? Were you expecting the opposite?
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Lost in the dark
Don’t say “Je suis confus” unless you want to convey that you are addled and in need of psychiatric help. Try these instead:
Je comprends pas – lit. “I don’t understand” (notice the sheer simplicity of this phrase; translation need not be unnecessarily difficult. Also notice how the ‘ne’ has been dropped from the phrase as is standard in modern French)
Je m’y perds – lit. “I’m lost in it”
Je m’embrouille dans…/avec… (from the verb s’embrouiller meaning to get tangled or muddled up with/in something)
Je suis paumé – same meaning as “Je suis perdu” (lit. “I’m lost”) but more informal
C’est trop compliqué pour moi
COMME UN PRO 